This. I’d pretty much written off 1/6th for a good long while out of lack of interest, but third parties like this and Lim Toys and companies like InArt, DamToys (The Godfather’d been a grail for me for a good long while), and even Sideshow (admittedly not optimistic, but I’ll be watching with caution to see how the Clint Eastwood figures turn out) have sort of reinvigorated my love of the hobby.
My kids laugh at my childhood television viewing all the time. Like having to wait for things to come on, or missing shows 'cause you forgot.Neither did I but I suppose non-HD TV resolution played a big part in that. I look back at old TV sets and wonder how we even saw anything back then
just grabs from collector pictures. i think mars toy is an affordable/budget option but nowhere as good as the dx08 and thats a fairly aged figure, but aged well. lots of critiques from the tailoring, messy tie, and the eyes on the sculpt. accessories and hands are very decent, as it should since theyre ripped from the dx08. but coming from first time experience, i felt burnt and mislead by this company. i shouldve known better that i wouldnt get something close to the dx08 but i thought an over decade old figure can be improved or matched with new technology today but i gambled wrong
Usually around $180 unless you get one of the two-packs which have so far been around $230
